Review on GIGABYTE Z390 UD Intel Motherboard with Cryptocurrency Mining Support, 6 x PCIe Slots, SATA 6Gb/s, and above 4G Decoding by Tony Kingdom

Last week I finished my first build for any game using this motherboard in combination with: Intel i5-9600K 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4-3000 RamEVGA FTW3 1080Ti HybridCorsair H100i Liquid Cooler512GB HP nVME SSDCorsair ML120 FanCorsair Spec-Alpha Case The motherboard was very easy to install the first time and it was easy for me to go through the manual to figure out where everything goes. The BIOS was relatively easy to understand, although it took me a while to make sure everything was working properly before installing the operating system. The only two downsides I really see are that there is only one nVME drive slot and one or two other system fan slots can be used on the motherboard. However, this is a $120 motherboard, so I realize asking for more nVME drive slots would be overkill, as I assume someone who buys a lot of nVME drives is likely to end up with a much more expensive motherboard can afford.